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Newspaper

Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 18, 1951

Page

3

Gloucester Shire Valuations Report Urges Up-to-Date Plans

Gloucester Shire Council receives Valuer J A Meconpell report on 1952 valuations for four ridings. D Riding urban area completed. C and B and C ridings valued at 321435, 200448, 257000 pounds respectively. D Riding at 205000. Unimproved capital values rise by 24440 to 10.64 percent. Valuer warns town plans, subdivisions, and Crown lands must be kept current to avoid future costly rework. councils urged to update plans and map work continued by Guyra and Apley Shires.

Gloucester Shira Australian Agricultural Company Guyra Apeley Gloucester Shire

Blackleg Losses Heavy Around Gloucester

Gloucester district Stock Inspector V P Freeman reported heavy blackleg losses in young cattle. A new Commonwealth Serum Laboratories vaccine, tested for protection only, would take at least three months to yield results. Freeman warned springers need good diet, not scrub to avoid deadly health issues.

Gloucester V. P. Freeman Gloucester Pastures Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Springer Freeman

Lantana and Blackberry Named As Worst Weeds

Gloucester Pastures Protection Board heard Stock Inspector W. Freeman label lantana and blackberry as the districts top weeds. He said lantana spread across hundreds of acres and urged hormone spray to destroy them on reserves. Moogoora Burr had been cut from Rocks Crossing to Mr. George. directors backed the assessment, noting lantana as the greater menace due to year round seeding.

W. FP. Freeman Gloucester Pastures Protection Board Moogoora Burr George Freeman W. T. Abbott M. R. Buttsworth Blackberry

Shelter Shed for Tennis Players On Park Health

Gloucester Shire Council voted to allocate 150 pounds from the Parks Fund to supplement 16 pounds offered by the Park Tennis Club for a shelter shed. The club’s request came via Health Inspector Mr J W Murray in his report to the Council. Jubilee trees: twenty guards were erected in Jubilee Avenue and trees will be planted this week. fifty trees have been planted in Gloucester Park as part of a frost resistant variety replacement plan. Building applications were approved for B T Estall weather board cottage Pacific Highway, Gloucester Dairy Co King Street Gloucester for removal and re erection of a garage. and M and S Garland Denison Street for a rebed project.

Gloucester Shire Council Parks’ Fund Park Tennis Club J. W. Murray Murray Jubilee Avenue Gloucester Park Department of Agriculture Mr. Murray B. T. Estall Pacific Highway Weatherboard Cottage Gloucester Dairy Co King Street Gloucester Mount St. Bernard Abbey Leicestershire Father Vincent BBC Ivor Jones Vincent Fossila Leicester Museu Colling

Tennis Notes Grading a Bummer A Grade

The article lists players and reserves in a long notice about the NHIHT Tennis Competition. It notes night play resumes with eased lighting, three grades A A Reserve and B, seeks at least eight teams per division, and urges regrading cooperation. Entries due September 29 to Secretary G Deans. Davis Cup seats may be available. contact secretary W Norman.

L. Beureville W. Clark B. Coomber W. Deardas BE. Everett E. Fraser Fraser EB. Higgins W. Gibson J. Landers H. Lovett K. James N. Hebblewhite R. Hebblewhite C. Martin D. McRae J. Monro R. Marsh B. Merchant W. Merchant B. Mc L. Milne R. Smith R. Relf L. Relf N. Shanley D. Shaw F. West R. Yates V. McDonald E. Allard H. Hampton Measdames Hiorson W. Deards C. Fraser Fitzgerald L. Geer L. Monro R. Shaw G. Deans Church 81 Uhowe The Assatiation W Norman

Winchecombe Carson Ltd Reports Mixed Cattle Yarded at Homebush

Winchecombe Carson Ltd notes 2491 mixed quality cattle yarded at Homebush on Monday with market most irregular and opening £2 to £2 lower. Best weaners to 150 pounds, steers 142, heifers 120, bullocks 118, cows 110 per 100 pounds.

Winchecombe, Carson Ltd Homebush

Sunday Church Services List for Gloucester and Surrounds

Sunday, September 23 1951 church services across Gloucester and nearby towns include Church of England at Gloucester am and Stratford 11 am Worthesdale 2 pm, Presbyterian Gloucester 7 pm, Methodist Gloucester 11 am and 7 pm, Sunday School Anniversary, Ward's River Room 11 am, Laurie Memorial Hall 7 40 pm, Congregational Raok hurat 11 am and 2 pm Upper Bowman 7 pm, Stroud district Baptist Stratford 11 am Craven 3 pm Stroud 7 pm with Rev G C Mitchel and others. all welcome.

Church of England Gloucester Stratford Worthesdale David R. May W. B. Smith Ward's River W. Clarkin Waukivery Hall R. Hubbary L.A Laurie Memorial Hall W. PB. Smith Raokhurat Upper Bowman Barrington J. Beurzi Stroud District Baptist Church H. Yates Craven Stroud L. L. Griffin G. C. Mitchel

Dry Weather Worries Dairy Farmers Now

The Freeman reports ongoing dry conditions harming dairy farmers and pastoralists. Urgent rain is needed for clover growth as pastures brown, fodder stocks dwindle, and spring pasture value drops. Cattle and dairy herds have lost condition, prompting calls for rain to enable restocking.

V. P. Freeman Gloucester Pastures Protection Board

Council backs Breese to lead work drive

Dr B H T Higgins urged giving Mr Breese full authority to hire men and carry out the work. The Deputy Shire President Cr J Moore supported the move noting Breese’s long service and high quality. Shire President Dr J N Channon cautioned Breese not to shoulder all the burden alone. Mr Geer expressed appreciation for having the task completed.

Breese Geer

Bowling Notes Highlight Weekend Wins and Postponed Visit

Carson secures his third straight win on Sunday defeating Laurantus while Weath­er defeats Holstein in a 31 6 week end lineup. Carthew and Dignam 20 v Dare and Lyall 14. McIntosh Dombkins Woodward 23 v Middlebrook Green Boozer 16. Holstein Woodward 23 v A King Nichols Carolan 14. Franks Moeller Weat 26 v W King Campbell Kendell 265. Thompson West 33 v Gibson Green 2. Franks King West 27 v Sheldrick Nichola Green 16. Mrs Dignam Adams Kendall Mrs Mitchell Stitt Carolan 18. Mrs West Edgington Lyall 36 v Mrs Lyall Dare Green 21. Wauchope Club visit postponed to next weekend.

Carthew Dignam Dare Lyall McIntosh Dombkins J. Woodward

Cutting Blocks Seek Competent Cutters Near Stroud

Masoon Ite log and split timber work offered on contract in Stroud Allworth and Bullahdelah regions. Keee timber sourced from landholders and settlers, with options standing out or delivered at Factory. Price list and specs available from MR N J FORD Timber Supply Officer via Raymond Terrace 22 or IRA.

Stroud Allworth Bullahdelah Gettlers N. J. Ford Raymond Terrace 22

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